Gain free entry to Ryedale’s Nunnington Hall by taking part in popular Love Local family event
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On Sunday May 12, local artists, craftspeople, businesses, charities, and community groups will descend on the National Trust property to create a fantastic family event.
Visitors will be able to enjoy tasting some fresh Yorkshire produce and purchasing goods from local makers and crafters.
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Hide AdElena Leyshon, Programming and Partnerships Officer at Nunnington Hall, said: “Love Local is one of my favourite days of the year. There’s always a great atmosphere in the grounds and it’s great to be able to show off all the great creativity and good causes in Ryedale.
"The event is free to attend and we’re looking forward to welcoming people from our surrounding areas and further afield, to experience a little of what this corner of Ryedale has to offer.”
The stall holders include StaylorArt, Armitage Sparkling Wines, York Swirling Soapery, Yorkshire Dales Cheese Co, and the return of the hugely popular Butterwick Alpaca Retreat with their charming group of alpacas.
On this celebratory day of all things local, admission will be free to Nunnington Hall, with the house, exhibition and gardens all available to see.
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Hide AdWithin the house, it will be the final opportunity to see the popular ‘From the Earth’ exhibition by East Riding Artists. In this wide-ranging exhibition, painters, potters, and creatives celebrate everything our natural world has to offer.
Elsewhere, head to the historic staircase in the Oak Hall to see a cascade of origami flowers that each contain a unique poem, created in a series of workshops with local schools, charities, libraries and community groups.
Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/nunnington-hall for more information.
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